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TTT Gourmet.Pages Gourmet Indulgences Food as delicious as the Views www.athertontablelands.com.au Gourmet Indulgence, amidst sensational scenery. Mossman The red soil beneath the rolling green Port Douglas hills of the Atherton Tablelands is as rich as the views are stunning, with the region producing some of Australia’s Julatten Cpt Cook Hwy highest quality and most delicious Mount Molloy produce. From the top of the food Palm Cove pyramid to the bottom, visitors will Mulligan Hwy Kuranda HONEY HOUSE find coffee, chocolate, wines and JACQUES COFFEE cheese as well as tropical fruits and EMERALD CREEK ICE CREAMERY earthy vegetables. We hope you Cairns brought your appetite. GOLDEN DROP WINERY Kennedy HwyBarron Gorge National Park DEBRUEYSFreshwater BOUTIQUE WINERY Creek State Mareeba Forest SKYBURY COFFEE Kennedy Hwy COFFEE WORKS It’s never too early for cheese and the southern end of Gordonvale the Atherton Tablelands is home to some delicious Chillagoe Bruce Hwy dairies, producing cheeses, yoghurts, milk and more. Dimbulah Bourke Developmental Rd Award winning Mungalli Creek Dairy is located to the Lappa MT UNCLE DISTILLERY Tinaroo south of Millaa Millaa, a short detour off the Kairi Petford Tolga Palmerston Highway. Sample Mungalli products while Yungaburra Lake Barrine Atherton you enjoy views out to Queensland’s highest State Forest Lake Eacham mountain, Mount Bartle Frere. Gallo Dairyland located Kennedy Hwy between Atherton and Malanda has opened their farm GALLO DAIRYLAND Babinda Malanda gates to the public as well, serving gourmet cheeses Herberton - Petford Rd Herberton Wooroonooran National Park and hand crafted chocolates while guests learn about the age old methods of cheese making. Irvinbank Tarzali RAINFOREST BOUNTY Lappa - Mt Garnet Rd Time to find your new favourite tipple. Wine drinkers RAINFOREST HEART Millaa Millaa Innisfail can’t go past the world famous mango wine at Golden Drop Winery or the tropical fruit wine at De Brueys’ Mungalli MUNGALLI CREEK DAIRY Boutique Winery. Mt. Uncle Distillery is the place to go Palmerston Hwy for premium liqueurs and spirits made using local and Ravenshoe Kennedy Hwy Australian ingredients. Enjoy a meal at the Bridges Mount Garnet Innot Hot Millstream Mena Creek Springs Café and marvel at the beautiful peacocks that roam the grounds freely. To Undara Mamu Kennedy Hwy If you need an afternoon pick me up then point your wheels towards Mareeba, home to 70% of Australia’s coffee crop. You’re guaranteed to find a great cuppa here with Skybury Coffee, Coffee Works Mareeba and Jacques Coffee, growing, sampling and selling local coffees amongst other delicious goodies. Any of these iconic institutions will have you taking home a bag to enjoy a taste of the Atherton Tablelands every day. Undarra Lava Tubes Plan for 2 days on the Atherton Tablelands to see all of these great attractions Farmers on the Atherton Tablelands sell produce directly from the farm gate. While you’re driving around keep your eyes peeled for sacks of potatoes, HIGHLIGHTS melons, lychees, mangos, peanuts, avocados and Mungalli Creek Dairy much more. Pack some loose fitting jeans and ensure Discover Mungalli Creek’s Biodynamic there is space in the car for a day of indulgence you Dairy & Cafe, a paradise for lovers of won’t soon forget. fine food. Indulge in delicious homemade cheese platters, explore TABLELANDS TIP: Every weekend on the Atherton local arts & craft and relax on the Tablelands, you can expect to find markets at a verandah with world heritage views to number of towns right through the Atherton Qld’s highest Mountain. Just 10 mins Tablelands. These are a great spot to visit if you are from Millaa Millaa Falls. looking for some local produce. Open 10am-4pm daily 254 Brooks Rd, Millaa Millaa. www.mungallicreekdairy.com.au.
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